Money Concepts Prince George

Address: 492 Victoria St

Phone: 250-564-7484

Fax: 250-564-7490

Email: info@moneyconceptspg.bc.ca

 



Family Financial Planning

Road Map to Financial Freedom

  1. Setting Goals and Objectives
    Your first step in the financial planning process.
  2. Data Gathering
    Gather information about your financial resources to ensure your personal documents are up-to-date and that you are aware of your current situation. A Net Worth Statement and a Cash Flow Worksheet are helpful tools to assist you.
  3. Analysis and Solutions
    Analyse your Retirement, Education, Debt or Insurance needs. Since Retirement Planning is an essential part of the Financial Planning Process, the Retirement Contribution Calculator will show you how much you need to save to reach your goal. With the rising costs of education, Education Planning forms an important long-term part of your financial goals. The RESP Calculator is designed to assist in this planning. Effective Debt Management is critical to sound Financial Planning. A Debt Consolidator Program is a useful tool to assist in Debt Management. It determines your ability to handle your current debt and lets you know whether you can comfortably manage more debt or should pay down existing debt. An up-to-date Estate Plan is essential to ensure you have your financial affairs in order to ease the financial burden for your survivors/heirs and ensure your estate is in the lowest possible tax position. Discuss your wishes with your spouse/heirs. You can't predict the future so start planning today.
  4. Recommendations
    Once all the steps have been completed, your Financial Advisor can make recommendations tailored to meet your specific Financial & Insurance needs.
  5. Implementation
    The next step is to implement the recommendations to ensure you reach your Goals and Objectives. Your Financial Advisor will help you design a well-diversified Portfolio that best suits your needs, as well, your Financial Advisor will assist you through the process of completing the required Insurance Coverage.
  6. Follow-up
    At least once a year, you and your Financial Advisor should follow up and review your financial situation to ensure you are meeting your needs and to make adjustments as any economic or life cycle changes occur.